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September 6, 2007
Jörn Tjaden

Jörn Tjaden heads the programmatic office for the Human Space Flight Directorate of the European Space Research and Technology Center (ESTEC) in Noordwijk,…

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September 6, 2007
Thomas Stansell, Jr.

Tom Stansell heads Stansell Consulting, which he founded in 1999. Previously he was a Vice President of Leica Geosystems involved in technology development…

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September 6, 2007
Bradford Parkinson

 May 23, 2010, Los Angeles Times interview

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September 6, 2007
Sang Jeong Lee

Since 1988, Sang Jeong Lee has been a professor in the Department of Electronics Engineering at Chungnam National University, where his research activities…

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September 6, 2007
Sergio Greco

Sergio Greco is vice-president and general manager of the Navigation and Integrated Communications Business Unit at Thales Alenia Space in Rome. He has…

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September 6, 2007
Marco Falcone

Marco Falcone is system engineering manager for the European Space Agency (ESA) in the Galileo Project Office in Noordwijk (The Netherlands). He received…

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September 6, 2007
Pascal Campagne

Currently the CEO, Pascal Campagne has served since 2001 as strategic director of France Developpement Conseil SA, a satellite navigation consulting and engineering…

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September 5, 2007
Glen Gibbons

 Glen Gibbons is the founding editor of Inside GNSS. He is an internationally-known expert and commentator on the development, policies and programs of…

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September 1, 2007
The MBOC Modulation

As emphasized in the European Commission (EC) “white paper” on European transport policy for 2010, the European Union (EU) needs an independent satellite navigation system. Galileo is Europe’s contribution to the global navigation satellite system of systems (GNSS) and has committed itself from the very beginning to developing a signal plan that would provide sufficient independence from GPS, while also being compatible and interoperable with it.

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August 30, 2007
Sunspots Blank GNSS Receivers

Researchers at Cornell University recently released their analysis of the effects of solar radio bursts (SRBs) during a solar flare last December that…

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August 29, 2007
Navman Jupiter 32 GPS Chip

Navman offers the Jupiter 32, an autonomous 20-channel GPS module capable of delivering tracking capabilities reportedly better than –159 decibels per milliwatt. The…

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August 20, 2007
IEEE/ION PLANS 2008

IEEE, the world’s largest professional engineering organization, through its Aerospace and Electronics Systems Society (AESS), and the Institute of Navigation (ION) sponsor the…

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August 20, 2007
European Navigation Conference-GNSS 2008

The 12th annual ENC sponsored by the European Group of Institutes of Navigation and the French Institute of Navigation will be held during…

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August 20, 2007
NAVI Forum 2007

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August 20, 2007
IGNSS 2007

Sponsored by the Australia-based International GNSS Society, Inc., the IGNSS 2007 symposium includes open forums where users can discuss the implementation and application…

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